Confluence Collaboration Hub

In this video, we dive into the best practices for collaborating within Confluence, covering everything from editing content with your team in real-time to getting effective feedback through comments and reactions.

This video covers the basics from selecting and using pre-made templates to creating and customizing your own. Learn why templates are important to maintain consistency and enhance productivity.

In this video, we dive into the essentials of creating and editing content in Confluence Cloud. By the end of this episode, you'll have the knowledge and confidence to create dynamic pages and blogs that effectively communicate your ideas and information.

Here we're going to help you get comfortable with the general interface and spaces within Confluence. By the end, you'll be able to navigate your Confluence site with confidence and understand how to create and manage spaces effectively.

We manage a lot of contacts on the day-to-day, and Confluence databases is a really great way to do this collaboratively. No, it won't replace a full CRM system like Salesforce or Hubspot, but if your working with a few hundred records, it's super powerful to have them right in Confluence where your team is collaborating.

Maybe your team collaborates on all types of content together, and Confluence is a great place for this. When it comes to managing all that content creation, and helping the team understand where each piece is in the process, Confluence databases are here to help.

We'll dive into the benefits of using Confluence and give you details on how the structure of Confluence works. We'll then walk you through the process of setting up your Confluence account, from signing up to the first view of the interface.

Whether you're new to Confluence Cloud or looking to refine your skills, this video is designed to clarify what page management truly entails and why it's crucial for maintaining an effective knowledge base.

Let's say your team wants to start a really new and fun project. Like, to make a really cool swag store for your organization. Great project idea, but how can you take this pie in the sky idea from planning all the way to done? Well, that's where Confluence whiteboards come in. Confluence whiteboards are the place where your team can quickly throw in their ideas, organize those ideas, visualize the ideas for clarity and planning, and then move them to tools like Jira and Trello or even elsewhere in Confluence to get working. In this video, we will look at the best ways to use Confluence whiteboards to make your team's idea a reality.

Illustration of website page and chart. Through project management, you distribute resources and tasks, and clearly define who's accountable for what. Learn how Confluence Cloud can be your go-to for managing projects.

Creating and managing content in Confluence Cloud can sometimes feel like navigating a maze. You're managing multiple tasks, trying to ensure clarity in your documentation, and aiming for efficiency—all while keeping up with the ever-evolving demands of your users and your team.

Confluence Cloud is a perfect place to create great tables. To understand what you’re looking at, your team can use data visualization and charts to draw out valuable data insights.

If you're a seasoned Confluence Cloud user, you probably know the struggle of dealing with outdated content or encountering repetitive tasks like creating meeting notes over and over again. But you may have also heard whispers of a feature that could take your productivity to the next level: Automations for Confluence Cloud.

In this tutorial we give you and overview about the most important formatting options and show you where you can find them.

Beyond just having some tools and processes, the success of a project really depends on the how well your project team can collaborate and work towards a common goal.

Your Confluence content can quickly grow out of control if you don't start with a sensible structure. Avoid a cataclysm by building the Confluence with your contributors at the forefront of your plans.

If a new team member doesn't create a Confluence page in their first 3 weeks, they likely won't ever create one. Onboarding them to Confluence is incredibly important and our guide will show you how.

If you've published your Confluence content online but aren't seeing users flow in from search engines, you'll need to do some search engine optimization. It is possible in Confluence and we'll show you how.

Once you build a great foundation for writing release notes in Confluence, you can stop treating them as a chore that needs to be dealt with and start using them as a valuable tool to connect with your users.

Learning when to use restrictions and how to implement permissions are key tools to enabling your organization to make the most out of Confluence.

There is a secret page type you can build in Confluence that makes it so much easier to view hundreds of pages worth of information so much quicker and easier.

The Confluence Cloud mobile app is great for consuming, editing or creating content on the go. Confluence mobile app allows you to browse Confluence nearly the same way as on your desktop. In this video we're going to show you what the Confluence mobile app is capable of and how and when to use it the best way.

Do eyes droop while reading your carefully documented process? Give your Confluence pages a makeover and create pages with better readability with this guide to building beautiful pages.

Confluence Analytics are a great way to take a look on what's going on in your Confluence Cloud instance. There are a lot of metrics you can look at and in this Confluence Best Practice video we're taking a deep dive into the Confluence Analytics feature and we'll tell you what the actual value of the data is.

Can't locate the perfect Confluence template but find the prospect of creating your own template frightening? It's not that scary once you start and these best practices will help you create the right template for your team.

Templates are the perfect combination of form and functionality that you really should consider using with your team if you aren't already. Learn more about how templates can speed up your work and remove roadblocks to getting started on a page.

If your team uses Confluence, you’re probably creating really great content together. And you know what people do with good content, right? They copy it! While it’s important to put valuable information where people need it, Confluence provides a much better way of spreading great content than the simple “copy and paste”. In this video, we explore how to reuse your content throughout your pages and spaces so your team always has the most up to date information, everywhere.

Diagramming in Confluence is a powerful way to illustrate and visualize complex information to your team. But how do you create a good diagram in the first place? In this video, we explore the parts and pieces you can use to create beautiful and effective diagrams.

Confluence makes it really easy for you to pack a lot of great information into your tables. But if you're not careful, your tables can end up filling entire pages and it can become very hard for your team to find exactly what they're looking for. Let's explore how to make tables useful and beautiful in Confluence.

Do eyes droop while reading your carefully documented process? Give your Confluence pages a makeover and create pages with better readability with this guide to building beautiful pages.

If you're a seasoned Confluence Cloud user, you probably know the struggle of dealing with outdated content or encountering repetitive tasks like creating meeting notes over and over again. But you may have also heard whispers of a feature that could take your productivity to the next level: Automations for Confluence Cloud.

Your Confluence content can quickly grow out of control if you don't start with a sensible structure. Avoid a cataclysm by building the Confluence with your contributors at the forefront of your plans.

Creating and managing content in Confluence Cloud can sometimes feel like navigating a maze. You're managing multiple tasks, trying to ensure clarity in your documentation, and aiming for efficiency—all while keeping up with the ever-evolving demands of your users and your team.